Name Tag Tip for Your Upcoming Class Reunion

<ItemPage>Don’t forget to visit the Reunions Magazine website for lots of free stuff and resources and tips.

Among the tips I’ve noticed online is one all planners need to remember – we all change through the years and a name often isn’t enough to ignite a recognition flame. So, take a yearbook and clip the classmate photo and put it on the matching name tag – this is not only helpful, it is life-saving – it will save someone from dying of embarrassment.

The photo here came from a little blog with more Reunion tips – check it out.

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Food Favors for Class Reunions

<ItemPage>When you come down to it, many tips for Graduation Parties will work just fine for a Class Reunion as well. Here are a few I just found online...

This is a link to a DIY for Graduation Pretzel Pops – it can easily be adapted by using your own Graduation year on the pretzel...they do look a little involved, though, for a large gathering but if you split up the steps, maybe you could get a little assembly line going on them.

http://www.hungryhappenings.com/2013/05/graduation-party-pretzel-pops.html

Another post showed some filled pastry rolls tied with a ribbon or cord to resemble diplomas. I bet it would be easy to make any kind of food roll and do the same thing – lunchmeat filled with cream cheese or other filling, burritos, even egg rolls! </ItemPage>

Have Fun with Your Class Reunion Report - Films

<ItemPage>Each event report lists the Best Movie, Best Actor, and Best Actress for your graduation year. 

There are several ways you can have fun with that information.

Have classmates recall their favorite lines and scenes from the winning film.

Have them recall what they like best and/or least about the Best Actor and/or Best Actress.

Have fun remembering the celebrity gossip of the day for the films and actor/actress.

Purchase a copy of the film and give it away as a door prize, raffle drawing, or game prize.

Ask classmates who they were with when they first saw the film.

Ask which classmate(s) NEVER saw the film. 

This memento is a gift that keeps on giving, memories that continue to trigger more memories -  for just $10, you get a file that can be inexpensively printed locally (or by you) and used in many, many ways. </ItemPage>

DIY Class Reunion Favors

<ItemPage>I've begun to collect DIY projects for various types of Reunions. They will all be quick and easy because obviously, they need to be made in bulk. I'll be putting them on a special Board on my Pinterest site.

For now, however, for Class Reunions, do yourself a favor and check these three sites. And be sure to read ALL of the comments on the posts - they are loaded with great ideas.

http://www.designmom.com/2010/09/ask-design-mom-10-year-reunion-party-favors/

http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf913343.tip.html

http://boards.weddingbee.com/topic/planning-my-10-high-school-reunion-any-awesome-ideas#axzz2bRpULRkR

 
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